Public bug reported:
Using Ubuntu Xenial 16.04 with xenial-updates applied.
Installed gir1.2-maliit-1.0 0.99.1+git20151118+62bd54b-0ubuntu3 and
dependencies.
Expected: successful import of Maliit via GObject Introspection API
using python "from gi.repository import Maliit",
Observed: failure
Uwe, do you have a method to reproduce flickering with the
GTK_THEME=adwaita?
Even so, the workaround is a major improvement, and the best we have, so
I'll add it to my OLPC derivative of the Ubuntu sugar-write-activity
package. http://dev.laptop.org/~quozl/y/1bkIWb.txt
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I'll attach a stream that causes the problem. It is from a DVB-T card,
filtered by pid.
The package with regression is libavcodec54.
Previous working version before updates was
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/amd64/libavcodec54/6:9.18-0ubuntu0.14.04.1
A workaround, downgrade only this
Public bug reported:
Since the security update to 6:9.20-0ubuntu0.14.04.1 triggered today by
#1643467, vlc and mplayer do not play mpeg transport streams that were
previously playable. Other types of stream are unaffected.
Description:Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS
Release:14.04
libav-tools
I'm having problems playing videos after this fix. (LP: #1648721)
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Title:
Firefox 50 blocks Ubuntu 12.04 and 14.04
Bug also affects me. I've isolated it to a specific kernel patch and
updated the upstream bug.
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Title:
[iMac11,1]
> GTK_THEME=Abiword solves the problem, no more flickering
Does not solve for me on Artful 17.10.
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Title:
AbiWord
G'day Brian! Yes, the theme workaround began not working for me with
17.04. Yes, the problem can come and go with any changes to the
hardware, kernel, X server, or libraries. There is a fix that makes the
situation a lot better, see my post last week on the upstream bug
G'day Brian. Yes, it needs to be compiled in. Download the Ubuntu
source package, apply the patch, build the package, then install it. If
you've not done that before, you may find it quite complicated. You
might enable deb-src entries in your /etc/apt/sources.list file, then
"apt-get update",
G'day Brian. The patch command automatically applies a patch to a set
of files. The particular patch has a sacrificial path element so the
--strip 1 option should be used. The --dry-run option is also useful
for testing. So it would be "patch --strip 1 --dry-run < file.patch",
where file.patch
G'day Brian. Good to hear. For local testing, the signing can be
ignored; there's an option to skip it. The warnings sound familiar,
but are normal. For me, the patch did fix the flickering of the whole
screen, but did not fix the flickering cursor. Guess next steps
upstream involve reproducing
Thanks. Reviewed abiword_3.0.2-3_3.0.2-3ubuntu1~ppa1.diff.gz ... looks
right to me.
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Title:
AbiWord text cursor
Thanks for the bump, I'd forgotten to update this bug.
I found the cause of the problem and fixed it for systems using Xorg.
It was a race condition, and is affected by speed of computer, speed of
graphics, other processes, and theme drawing. That's why it may not
happen for some people. You
Sorry Simon, I had already tested my patch with my own local package, I
didn't think you'd need me to test your package of it, and I'm hoping to
hear if anybody else has tested it. ;-)
On a 17.10 Artful VM with Sugar, the Sugar desktop does not appear, some
other problem, so I'm not able to test
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